Senn’s research in the Hoskins Lab explored the form and function of a previously unknown component of the spliceosome.
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Hoskins Investigates Mutations in Protein Linked to Blood Disorders
Hoskins will work in collaboration with a Stanford professor using new technology to catalog the biochemical function of thousands of mutations.
IPiB Thesis Defense November 29, 2023: Expery Omollo
Omollo’s research in the Landick Lab examined processes essential to transcriptional regulation.
Relieving Stress in Insulin-Producing Cells Protects Against Type 1 Diabetes
New research from the Engin Lab may point to a potential new treatment that could be administered very early in the development of diabetes.
Metabolism Researcher Pursues Hard Questions, Creative Solutions with Special Cell Culture Media
Kim Huggler, who believes science is about creativity, reveals biological processes using an innovative cell culture media.
IPiB Thesis Defense November 6, 2023: John Ahn
Ahn’s research in the Coyle Lab examined breast cancer on the cellular level to explore how some cancers progress more aggressively than others.
Breaking Through the Noise of Cellular Signaling
Professor Scott Coyle will use an NIH grant to tune into cellular signaling and explore relationships among cells.
Research in Brief: The What, Why, and How
Decoding properties hidden within a protein’s 3D structure can be tricky. Scientists in the Sussman Lab identified a molecule that could unlock secrets held within proteins’ folds.
New Faculty Profile: Monica Neugebauer
Monica Neugebauer, who joins the faculty in September 2023, will focus on the discovery and evolution of enzymes to unlock their catalytic capabilities for use in biochemical reactions.
Research in Brief: The What, Why, and How
Diversity is the key to survival for beneficial bacteria living in your gut. Now, scientists have new tools to explore this diversity.